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Honestly I would look at the job descriptions to see which jobs look more interesting to you. Coming from PHP and having a historical background in Java and C,
by twunde 10y ago
Honestly I would look at the job descriptions to see which jobs look more interesting to you. Coming from PHP and having a historical background in Java and C, means that all of these languages should be relatively easy to learn. The main difference between them is that C (++) involves pointers and now low level work, whereas C# is pretty much Java with a nicer IDE
- waibelp 10y agoThank you for your hints! I took some time and reed some articles about the differences between C++ and C#. Starting to work with C# would mean that I would again be limited by some sandbox/framework and to some specific dependencies. I'll give C++ a try. :)